Evening Star Newspaper, December 12, 1935, Page 29

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1935. B—9 BENNING SECTION |1o,sdded tha aithough sowral ot son oo bio a0 moest Far oo o e ars. -+ 7t ICONS TO FEATURE /it e | s o o Y| Outnised Sebdice Bothens. until 10 pm. Proceeds will be turned | Countess Elizabeth Heiden will sing | The tallest soldier in the Prench | no cases of need had been reported. structed to ask for 30-minute bus| NEEDY NOT FOUND i S st vt (o o e e e | ship to Fght Pire and Waser, | ST+ NICHOLAS FAIR o s s masten e it 0% 8 2 MY SRR, CHE oy S sl the association must be sure that no|ing the morning and evening rush | prepared to fight both fire and flood, Holy pictures, typlcal of Russia, are | present a group of children in dances | the 10th Colonial Artillery Regiment, soiati i _| one in the Benning area would be | hours. made on wood and tec - (ot § . Sophocles T. Papas’ or- Robert Thiery, is 6 feet 6 incheb tall. Association President Asks Mem: | 201 or hungry on Gt as day. The group resolved to co-operate a salvage vessel has just been launched | Reproductions by Prague Stu- cial 1 5 ':nn u::er :fl r:yu s i:.::- . pmwm ! e, mu.sl::l! p:_‘ cheé tal bers to Aid in Round-up | A motion was approved to request|with and aid the recently-formed at Havre, France, and will be sta-! dents to Be Shown for M5 Blstows Bocke | A ; : for Yule Giving. the office of the chief engineer of | Junior Citizens’ Association of Ben- | tioned at Brest to help Atlantic ship- Church Benefit. famous mgvmm :‘l‘d',hl:{?'nr:g:;uwfl:‘gmlnA :::;:;fl:':“ bx{,fi;m ll;g “I’”&”e"em the District to move some of Bt:e ni'x‘\lz- nt:(. e e g:u ;7: th:n stormy eoult e:lk Finisterre. Go-operation of Benning Citizens' | perflous street lights from Ben resolution was adopted auf o ould s ship spring a the vessel| Reproductions of century-old icons, - Association members lng locating | xad and install them in the poorer | ing the secretary to communicate | will pull alongside and pump out water | made by students of th:y nmkwfi.f»fl%‘fifi?'afik:fluxfm R PP Deedy families in the community was | lighted side streets. e ot Rhoda Milliken of the |at the rate of 100 gallons & minute. | Academy, Prague, Crechoslovak's, will | Enetertainment will be offered botn | $29,000,000 for Plant Secds. eriypled e ssked by Frank E. James, president| J. M. Kayser was appointed to rep- | Women's Bureau asking that a police- | By reversing the pumps water may be | be one of the outstanding features of | in the afternoon and evening. Vladi- Amateur gardeners of England have ganile medication of of the group, last night at a | resent the organization at the hearing | woman be assigned to the Benning |poured on a blaze at 300 gallons a|the third annual St. Nicholas Fair|mir Plontkoff. choir dirertor of St. | spent more than $25,000,000 for British Sioeting in the Odd Feliows' Hall | before the Public Utilities Commis- s:ction to handle the growing prob- | minute. opening at noon tomorrow in tke | Nicholas Church, will lead a group of | fiower seeds ¥ P — 3 ' IR find ready relief from itching of ec~ be exhibited also as well as gay masses | serve tea. l‘ zema, rashes and similar ills, in the A Ch r i S t mas S a le Of fi < Gifts That Are Novel and Inexpen- A . < sive From the Notion Department Handkerchiefs Regular 12% & 15¢ Values Boudoir Dolls Gifts Fi Whis Silk rayon and lace-trimmed ,C;,l;;’,:m;:_!v'“':,;;, ases .. Bewing Boxes v dresses, some with hats to e Rite © oo Pajama Pillows Coat_Han B ] match. 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